Are you interested… …in getting to know the Oxfordshire start-up ecosystem? …in understanding the intersection between business and science? …in developing your own entrepreneurial skills? …in building an international network with innovation thought leaders? …in innovation-related careers (launching your own start-up, technology transfer, venture capital, patent law, etc.)? Then you should join our team ofaaa

On the evening of the 11th April, more than 300 researchers, entrepreneurs, investors and industry experts gathered for Innovation Forum Oxford’s Immunotherapy event at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford. The event was timely given the emergence of immunotherapy as a major force in oncology treatment and was designed to unite the different sectors of academia,aaa

As a haematologist, I treat patients with cancerous illnesses such as leukaemia and lymphoma as part of my job every day.  Treatment generally consists of a blunderbuss approach: give toxic drugs that kill cells (chemotherapy) at a high enough dose to eradicate the cancer, but not too high such that there are unacceptable side effects. aaa

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